Sentence examples for of a sawmill from inspiring English sources
Carver was the son of a sawmill worker.
Settlement began soon afterward, and industry developed with the establishment of a sawmill in 1838.
For validation, this approach is applied to the modelisation of a sawmill workshop.
A folk comedy written in 1944 with Dorothy Waring, it takes place among the black inhabitants of a sawmill camp in southern Florida.
Early in 1848 James Wilson Marshall, a carpenter from New Jersey, picked up nuggets of gold from the American River at the site of a sawmill (John Sutter's Mill) he was building near Coloma.
California wasn't even a state when the developer of a sawmill took a morning stroll and noticed a nugget gleaming in a stream, a discovery that was to transform America.
For example, the input of wood to a sawmill resulting in outputs from the sawmill may be a direct part of the forestry sector, although it utilizes inputs from other sectors such as energy and transportation.
This is still a scandalously small sum compared to the value of timber to a sawmill.
After Knott turned down a pair of pitches for a sawmill-themed attraction, Arrow sold a Hurlbut-designed log flume in 1963 to Six Flags Over Texas that would become the first ride of its kind in the world.
To complete the vertical integration of his empire, he purchased a railroad, acquired control of 16 coal mines and about 700,000 (285,000 hectares) acres of timberland, built a sawmill, acquired a fleet of Great Lakes freighters to bring ore from his Lake Superior mines, and even bought a glassworks.
Walls are plaster, and the interior woodwork — most of it long leaf heart pine — was salvaged from a variety of sources, including a sawmill on the border between California and Oregon, and an old New Orleans brothel.
